“Japan is transported to another world and must navigate relations with the native countries.”
Japan Summons
日本国召喚
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Synopsis
Japan is transported to another world and must navigate relations with the native countries.
In the Great Orient, lies the continent called Rodenius. One day, an unidentified flying object arrived at Qua-Toyne Principality’s airspace. The unidentified flying object defied the Principality’s common sense. But that unidentified flying object was just a harbinger of something even more shocking. Far to the eastern sea, a group of islands suddenly appeared. The country of the islands called itself: Japan. According to them, their nation had been transported to another world. Now finding themselves separated from their old world and must survive in the new one, how will Japan interact with the native countries of this world? Will they greet her as a friend or as an enemy? This is a story of the country called Japan as it was engulfed in the chaotic storm of the world. (Source: MU)
What people say
Community consensus
Derived from 4 sampled reviews
What 4 readers settled on.
Polarized
σ 2.18 · split reception
4.7 pts
Recommenders 8.0 · others 3.3
↑ 0.50
Running avg · Jun 2024 → Mar 2026
- 8 “This series stands out by incorporating realistic diplomatic and military strategy into its power fantasy, supported by consistently stunning environment and building designs. However, the...”
- 4 “The premise of summoning modern Japan to an isekai world is intriguing, and the military technology is clearly well-researched. However, the narrative suffers from a repetitive, formulaic structure...”
- 2 “While the core concept holds potential and the modern weaponry is semi-faithfully researched, the art remains merely passable. Unfortunately, the narrative devolves into jingoistic slop,...”
Read Order & Related
A self-contained story.
No sequels, spin-offs or alternate tellings — Japan Summons begins and ends here.
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A Manga Publication
- Published Jun 2018 – ongoing
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M48882 catalog